Boundaries
Transitional Housing
Attachment Styles
House Rules
100

What are boundaries?

Limits and rules we set for ourselves

100

How many houses do we have across Ottawa?

3 – 8 rooms in each house

100

How many different attachment styles are there?

4

100

What must you do each time you leave the house?

Sign out! (Don’t forget to sign back in too)

200

What are the three kinds of boundaries?

Healthy, rigid, and porous

200

Can you have methadone or suboxone in the house?

No – you can be on these medications, but you need to get your dose daily

200

What are the types of insecure attachment styles?

Avoidant, anxious, and anxious avoidant

200

When do weekend passes need to be handed by?

Tuesday

300

What type of communication do we need to build healthy boundaries?

Assertive communication

300

What are the rules regarding visitors?

In common areas only, they must be respectful and sober, no one under the age of 18, NO SLEEPOVERS

300

When are attachment styles formed?

Early childhood between 10-20 months

300

Where is our emergency meeting spot?

The front of the house at the end of the driveway

400

This is the key to upholding and setting boundaries

Respect!

400

What do you have to provide for yourself?

Food, linen, and personal items

400

What attachment style is usually the product of emotionally unavailable parenting?

Anxious attachment

400

What time should the assistant cook be awake on hot breakfast days?

By 7:00 am

500

Why are boundaries important?

They ensure we are safe and outline what is and isn’t acceptable to us

500

How is the accommodation fee calculated?

Geared to income

500

What are alternative labels for anxious avoidant attachment?

Fearful or disorganized attachment

500

This is the only time you are to knock on the office door when it is closed

Emergencies!

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